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I've been using a Sansamp PSA-1 for several years now and love it. I actually tried a Quad before I bought the Sansamp but chose the Sansamp for versatility and it takes up a lot less space in the rack. The Sansamp runs through a Mesa 2:90 poweramp so I still get a little of that Mesa vibe. I ran a Digitech TSR-24 for years but just replaced it with a TC G-Force. Big big improvement there.
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Originally posted by Rockinloud View Post
+1 Pretty much the same here, except I'm using the 2:100 Mesa power amp or I'll switch over to the VHT 2/90/2.Tone is like Art: Your opinion is valid. Listen, learn, have fun, draw your own conclusions.Comment
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seems like the PSA-1 is pretty popular...but finding ANY information on it regarding its use in a live guitar rig is almost non-existant! i know i bought mine because i heard of a lot of people that used it, but i never really heard it in person (or to my knowledge on recordings! LOL) i picked it up for 125 bucks, and i knew it was a steal...good thing i really like it though
seems like one of those pieces of gear that people dont really talk about much. a "best kept secret" kinda thing.
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I've never tried mesa pre-amps, so i don't know about them.
But PSA-1... I went to see my friend, and he had PSA-1 on his rack,
after 10secs i knew that i want PSA-1!
Sound was amazing! I really love the marshall presets: 1,3,5 and 8.
When i got my unit, my rig was:
guitar -> psa-1 -> digitech RP-20 to Tech21 trademark 120 (fx return)
I used RP-20 for effects only, the sound was maybe little "muddy", but still very nice.
Don't know that does GSP 2101 do this?
Anyway, not so long after i bought TC G-Major and the difference was HUGE!!!
Crystal clear effects/tone!!!
And when i got my Marshall 9200 tube poweramp..
It's all i need
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